So it is getting horribly close to the end of 2013 (where has it all gone?!) which means that I only have one month left to squeeze in the last books to hit my target of reading 75 books between 1st January and 31st December. I didn't get off to a very good start in… Continue reading November Reading Summary
Category: Young Adult Fiction
A Clockwork Heart by Liesel Schwartz ~ A Review
A Clockwork Heart by Liesel Schwarz Illustrated by: N/A Series: The Chronicles of Light and Shadow (Book 2) Published: Del Ray, August 2013 Edition: eBook Length: 320 pages Genre: Steampunk, Science Fiction, Alternative Historical Fiction, Paranormal, Fantasy, YA Where Did I Get It? Kindly received for review from NetGalley Summary (from Goodreads): FOR BETTER OR CURSE.… Continue reading A Clockwork Heart by Liesel Schwartz ~ A Review
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Breaking Down Barriers – Getting into Sci-Fi
This year I have read a few YA science fiction novels that I have really loved (particularly Zenn Scarlett by Christian Schoon) and it got me thinking about how much it is rejected as a genre. I used to be one of the ones that turned my nose up at it more often than not,… Continue reading Breaking Down Barriers – Getting into Sci-Fi
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Emerald (Pale Blue Dot #1) by R. L. Smith ~ A Review
Emerald by Rosemary L. Smith Illustrated by: N/A Series: Pale Blue Dot #1 Published: Rosemary Smith, 10th July 2013 Edition: Kindle Length: 329 pages Genre: Science Fiction, YA Fiction Where Did I Get It? Amazon Kindle Store Summary (from Goodreads): A fast paced action and adventure story for young adults and those who would like to be. Set… Continue reading Emerald (Pale Blue Dot #1) by R. L. Smith ~ A Review
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August Reading Summary
I was determined to catch up and keep up with my target reading this month in the hopes of making my 75 Books in 2013 challenge possible. With this in mind, I read: The Story Sisters by Alice Hoffman, 4/5* (Full review here) The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman, 5/5*: One of those books that… Continue reading August Reading Summary
Carole Finds Her Wings 